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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Buying new means immediate depreciation on the value of the item. I prefer to buy used and be able to resell at (or sometimes above) roughly the price I paid if/when necessary.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Unfortunate but it’s understandable, home theater has gone out of style and been largely replaced by soundbars. I used to have a large 5.1 setup but over the years I’ve downsized to a hdmi enabled 2.0 setup. Also my Onkyo receiver stopped w
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
A friendly reminder that while these practices can be useful, take them with a grain of salt. Your company is not Google.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
> Is there any software that could really help write down, visualise and keep history of such architecture? A wiki does this. But its not so much a technical problem as it is hooking doc updates into development cycles.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Companies are often times weasels. They will try to figure out your current salary and offer some small increase. In my experience you need to have leverage before negotiating, so I remain “negotiable” and never tell my current salary unti
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
> And I mean actual school shootings, not the kind of stuff that's defined as, "somebody fired a gun somewhere on school property at any time, and somebody died as a result" sigh
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Or to put it another way -- Half resulted in deaths, in some cases multiple deaths.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
> Per year per 11 million people Oh fun, I can do gymnastics with these numbers too. Let's go ahead and switch "people" for "mammals". Only 1 incident per year, per 18 billion mammals.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
There have been 14 so far in 2022 alone. And the year is not even half over yet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_school_shootings_in_th...
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Assuming this was an American school this really surprising? America has school shootings regularly. Children have to perform regular active shooter drills in American schools. Like a fire drill. There are also significant pressures put
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
From 2011: Finally. After more than two years of development the OP-1 is now ready for production. Due to initial limited supply we now accept reservations. Manufacturing, assembly and shipping will be eight weeks. $799 https://w
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
> OP-1 is literally the only piece of music gear you can bring on an airplane and write a whole song. Laptops exist too. And also who is writing whole songs on the OP-1? A song needs to be bounced, mastered and uploaded which is gonna
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
I was so excited to see the announcement! Finally some new OP-1 stock will drive the prices back down to the original ~$700 mark. Nope! On what planet is this actually worth $2000? I'm really disappointed to see TE become this lifest
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Yes, LTS support is 2 years. Debian releases are supported for about half the length of RHEL releases overall, LTS included. Debian “Stretch” for instance was released in 2017 and support ends 2022, so a 5 year cycle. RHEL on the other hand
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Canary in the coal mine
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
It would be quite nice to see Debian adopt a longer term release model. In a lot of environments that was the deciding factor for RHEL/CentOS. A stable OS with security support for a decade. The current Debian release cycle is closer
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
“Earn”
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Picture a venn diagram where car sales sleaze and silicon valley sleaze overlap. That’s this company. Good riddance.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Report their behavior by name to the person who initially screened you.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Oh great, now my car can be built with node microservices /s
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
This company is crooked. Bought a car through them and the 7 day “test ownership” process is flawed. It confuses the RMV and insurance companies leaving you on the hook for fees on a car you tested and didn't keep. Plus, their certif
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Yup, instead of providing a reasonable recurring "stimulus" income directly (along with suspending rent/loans) during the emergency, PPP loans funneled massive amounts of money into "business owners" pockets. The lo
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Idolize them and their companies apparently
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
And sonarr
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
The use cases that makes the most sense to me are digital assets that are minted in quantities of more than 1 and that gives owners access to unlock-able content. Could be a game badge, or a way to support a creator, or a way to get a code
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
> The CDC wants a say in how people live their lives and thinks they know better than individuals about risk tolerance and decisions. Well the context of DISEASE CONTROL is different from the context of individuals living their best live
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
I’d be happy to never see another one of these procrastination fix articles. There is no one size fits all solution, it’s a complex issue and is specific to the individual.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Have you looked into rclone?
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
> I have 25 years of industry experience and I feel I should mentor people instead of moving JIRA tickets around. The roles that people have on paper aren't what make them mentors. In my experience the management path is a tradeoff
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
It's baffling that so many people insist this is not happening, or that it's too computationally expensive. On several occasions I've seen ads appear based upon things being discussed, but never searched. Always with the rea

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